CMS_Call of the Wild chapter 2

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What happens to Curly, the good-natured Newfoundland, as soon as they arrive?

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Curly is attacked and killed by a pack of dogs.

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How does Buck describe his first few days after getting off the ship?

Back

Buck describes his first few days as nightmarish.

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How does Buck's physical transformation demonstrate his adaptation to the wild?

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Buck's changes show he is becoming more like a wild animal, relying on senses, instinct, and strength to survive.

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What does Dave do to Buck when he makes a mistake while harnessed?

Back

Dave nips Buck.

Front

Why does Buck have a bitter hatred for Spitz?

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Buck hates Spitz because he laughed when Curly was killed.

Front

What is the significance of Curly's death in the story?

Back

Curly's death highlights the brutal reality of the wild and the dangers Buck will face.

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How does Buck's experience on the ship contrast with his life at home?

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Buck's experience on the ship is chaotic and harsh, contrasting with his comfortable life at home.

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What instincts begin to awaken in Buck during his journey?

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Buck's instincts for survival, such as hunting and fighting, begin to awaken.

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How does Buck's relationship with humans change throughout the story?

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Buck's relationship with humans shifts from trust to wariness as he learns about their cruelty.

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What role does leadership play in Buck's development?

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Leadership becomes a key aspect of Buck's character as he learns to assert himself among the dogs.